The Open Society Policy Center (OSPC), a nonprofit backed by left-wing billionaire George Soros’ Open Society Foundations network, donated $140 million to political causes in 2021, according […]
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UPDATE: This story has been updated to include a statement from JPMorgan Chase. The state of Kentucky announced Tuesday that it may pull funds from JPMorgan Chase, […]
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Green energy accounted for small portions of electricity generation in New England and Texas as the regions narrowly avoided blackouts following winter storms. “People hear so much […]
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared Tuesday that his nation will ban crude oil and petroleum product exports to countries that impose a price cap on Russian crude. […]
Thousands of households in Northwest Washington were left without power on Sunday after four power stations were “vandalized” by burglars, according to local police. Vandals bre into […]
Although billionaire Microsoft founder Bill Gates helped push Democratic West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin to back the enormous climate spending package by offering to create jobs for […]
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said Thursday that Moscow may cut its daily crude oil output by up to 700,000 barrels in response to the Biden […]
Republican Rep. Chip Roy of Texas on Thursday introduced five amendments to the omnibus spending bill that would include preventing funding for “environmental justice” programs and White […]
Two environmental groups spent $20 million to make lands and waters close to Southern Alaska’s Bristol Bay off-limits to economic development, a move that will hinder the […]
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The $1.7 trillion omnibus spending package, which must be passed to avoid a government shutdown, will spend billions of taxpayer dollars to combat the “climate crisis.” The […]
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A provision in the omnibus spending bill will freeze environmental regulations that are putting additional strain on Maine lobstermen who are struggling to keep their businesses afloat. […]
Republican state attorneys general are urging the Supreme Court to overturn a key ruling that is forcing New Jersey fishermen to pay federally-mandated monitors’ wages. The attorneys […]
